Jelly Pots
Overview
Jelly Pots are convenient, ready-to-serve complementary foods suitable for many fruit-eating reptiles and commonly kept feeder insects. Their soft jelly texture provides an appealing source of feeding variety and can help add moisture to the diet.
Simply remove the lid and place the pot securely inside the enclosure or feeding area. They are particularly useful for offering occasional variety to suitable reptiles or for feeding and hydrating live food insects before they are offered to your pet.
Available in assorted flavours, Jelly Pots are easy to store, simple to portion and produce very little mess. They should be offered as part of an appropriate, varied diet rather than used as a complete food.
Key Details
| Product Type | Ready-to-serve jelly food |
| Suitable For | Suitable fruit-eating reptiles and feeder insects |
| Food Type | Complementary food |
| Flavour | Assorted flavours |
| Preparation | No preparation required |
| Use | Occasional feeding, dietary variety or insect gut-loading |
| Texture | Soft, moisture-rich jelly |
Benefits
A convenient way to provide feeding enrichment and extra variety for suitable reptiles and live food insects.
- Ready to serve directly from the pot
- Soft jelly texture is easy for suitable species to feed from
- Adds moisture and variety to the feeding routine
- Useful for feeding and gut-loading live food insects
- Convenient format with minimal preparation or mess
Feeding Guide
Remove the foil lid and place the pot upright in a secure feeding dish or holder. Position it where your reptile or feeder insects can reach it easily without allowing substrate to enter the jelly.
- Offer only to species for which fruit-based jelly foods are appropriate
- Use as an occasional complementary food rather than a complete diet
- Suitable for feeding to insects such as crickets, locusts, cockroaches and beetles
- Remove and replace the pot if it becomes soiled, mouldy or dried out
- Always provide fresh drinking water where required
Notes
Complementary food only. Jelly Pots should not be used as the sole food for reptiles or feeder insects.
Flavours and colours may vary according to availability.
Jelly Pots can contribute moisture to the diet but should not replace access to fresh drinking water where your animal requires it.
Check the individual dietary requirements of your reptile species before feeding.
